Примеры использования Had to be evacuated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Hundreds of homes had to be evacuated.
On Christmas 2007, two employees at the base got into a drunken fight and had to be evacuated.
Patients had to be evacuated to the basement.
Some 200 passengers had to be evacuated.
KFOR troops were fired at, andrepresentatives from many of the international organizations had to be evacuated.
About 400 passengers had to be evacuated from the train.
Survive as long as possible,so that people had to be evacuated!
Fifty people died,80,000 had to be evacuated and 11,000 lost their homes.
One of them- a psychiatric hospital- had to be evacuated.
In January 1945 the site had to be evacuated before the Red Army offensive overran the area.
In 1936, he came down with a serious case of pneumonia and had to be evacuated from China.
No fewer than 100,000 people had to be evacuated, and large sections of the city remained under water more than a week later.
He was struck down with malaria on 5 February and had to be evacuated to hospital.
The inhabitants of entire villages had to be evacuated and, following their departure, many homes were burned to the ground.
At least 24 people have died, 42 were wounded andmore than 16,000 people had to be evacuated.
However, as a result of the Eritrean restriction,the soldier had to be evacuated by UNMEE helicopter and then by fixed-wing aircraft to Addis Ababa.
In March 1994, owing to the prevailing security situation, all WFP staff in Mazar had to be evacuated to Termez.
The crisis in Côte d'Ivoire in November 2004,when UNOCI staff had to be evacuated, highlighted the importance and need to share logistical assets, especially air assets.
Owing to prevailing security situation all WFP staff in Mazar had to be evacuated to Termez.
At the end of 1919, the Lvovs had to be evacuated further east, and Lvov as a former member of the government, unlike other members of his family, refused to take the American Red Cross wagon.
Sixty-nine people were killed andmore than 70,000 had to be evacuated to temporary shelters.
Norway claims that the Norwegian Embassy in Kuwait was forced to close in September 1990 andsix Embassy employees and their dependants had to be evacuated.
Most recently, in Liberia,an orphanage with 75 Sierra Leonean unaccompanied children had to be evacuated from Monrovia to Freetown when the fighting started again in early May.
On 16 April 1996, one soldier was reportedly killed in an ambush, probably laid by rebels, against soldiers in Gishubi commune.Three others were seriously wounded and had to be evacuated by helicopter.
As a result of Greek Cypriot atrocities during those years, 103 villages had to be evacuated and 30,000 Turkish Cypriots had to take refuge in enclaves under inhuman conditions and in fear for their lives for 11 years.
As a consequenceof the attacks and the imperilled security situation that followed, the Embassy staff had to be evacuated from the Islamic Republic of Iran.
As clinics were not properly equipped,Mission personnel had to be evacuated to a higher-level clinic, resulting in increased evacuation costs and a higher risk of staff not being able to receive medical treatment on a timely basis.
As a result, 20 staff members of international non-governmental organizations had to be evacuated from Beida 90 km south of El Geneina.
Noting that the inhabitants of the Rongelap Atoll in Marshall Islands had to be evacuated due to a detonation of a hydrogen bomb in 1954, the Society for Threatened Peoples(STP) expressed concern about the scheduled return of roughly 400 islanders who live in a temporary communion/settlement in Kwajalein Atoll to Rongelap.
As the violence engulfed most of the city, the expatriate community,including United Nations staff, had to be evacuated with the help of international forces.